Iran approves arbitration to settle hostage crisis
Iran's Majlis backs international arbitration of US claims as a path to freeing 52 American hostages held since November 4, 1979. Officials note possible settlement or trial while Washington cautions differences remain unresolved amid stalled wealth nationalization votes.
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No single story stands out in Cedar Rapids edition
The page compiles varied items from local real estate to health, transportation, and culture. It notes a realtor consolidation, a consumer safety ban on foam insulation, court rulings on antitrust, traffic speed limits, toxic shock studies, hospital policy debates, a symphony conductor search, and notes on childhood gun use and social withdrawal.
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Iowa Supreme Court
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Mercy
Memory Expert Seeks Insight From Aging Woman
A memory specialist interviews a woman who recalls advice once given by another woman about age with focus on cognitive strategies and personal experience. The piece notes contrasting views on aging and the impact of memory training on daily life.
Two Reagan nominees win Senate committee approval
Denver lawyer James Watt and Energy Secretary-designate James Edwards cleared the Senate Energy Committee for full confirmation. Watt faced environmental criticism while Edwards drew little opposition. Haig defends Watergate in stalled confirmation hearing.
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Denver
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Energy Committee
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Edwards
James McClure
Idaho
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Paul Tsongas
D-Mass
South Carolina
Fatal grease fire in Oelwein duplex kills mother and two daughters
A grease fire blamed on hot oil in an Oelwein duplex kitchen killed Margaret Beauregard, 26, and her daughters Melissa, 3, and Jennifer, 2, from smoke inhalation. Firefighters arrived around 12:11 p.m. to find dense smoke. efforts to revive the trio failed at the scene and Mercy Hospital.
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Oelwein
Margaret
Peggy” Beauregard
Melissa
Jennifer
Mercy Hospital
Police arrest in shotgun slaying case
Police charged King Junior Browning, 46, with first degree murder in the shotgun slaying of T. J. Mayfield, 51, whose body was found in a garage at 815 Fifth Ave SE. The page note cites a prior October 1979 stabbing linked to Browning.
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Fifth Ave. SE
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Fifth Avenue SE
Patten Named Head of IPBN Executive Committee
Larry G. Patten of 1733 Chestnut Lane NE is named director of The Iowa Public Broadcasting Network. Patten previously worked at Kirkwood Community College since 1968 rising from electronics instructor to director of media and broadcasting and has prior TV experience at WMT-TV. He holds a BA and MA and belongs to several professional groups.
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Larry G. Patten
Chestnut Lane
Patten
Ron Thole
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood
Wmt-Tv
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